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Wed
19
Oct

Dubuque man charged with attempted homicide for beating at Rock on the River in 2013

By Ted Pennekamp

 

Charges have been officially filed in Crawford County Circuit Court regarding a three-year investigation into the assault of a man at Rock on the River in the town of Bridgeport.

Wed
19
Oct

Man charged in local homicide

By Ted Pennekamp

 

A Hampton, Ga., man accused of murdering his girlfriend in the town of Bridgeport, was charged with first degree reckless homicide in Crawford County Circuit Court Monday afternoon, Oct. 17.

Jimmy D. McDaniel, 49, appeared via video at his initial court appearance and began crying as Judge Lynn Rider read the charge to him. McDaniel continued to cry throughout most of the hearing. 

Wed
19
Oct

Seneca Wins


Olivia Payne (10) of Seneca steers the ball to the right of the Riverdale defenders Tuesday night in Division 4 Regional volleyball action. (Photos by Ted Pennekamp)

Seneca’s Liv Swanson (1) battles at the net against visiting Riverdale Tuesday night.

 

Seneca 

sweeps Riverdale

Top seeded Seneca swept visiting eighth-seeded Riverdale three games to none in Division 4 Regional volleyball Tuesday night. 

Seneca won by scores of 25-18, 25-9 and 25-18 to advance in the playoffs. They will host No. 4 Ithaca on Thursday at 7 p.m. in the regional semifinal.

Tue
18
Oct

Willis Werner Johanningmeier

 

Willis Werner Johanningmeier, 95, of Monona, Iowa died Sunday, Oct. 16, at Great River Care Center, McGregor, Iowa. 

Willis was born on July 14, 1921 to William and Johanna (Wagner) Johanningmeier in Clayton County, Iowa. He attended country school through the eighth grade. Willis was baptized and confirmed at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Monona, Iowa. 

Tue
18
Oct

Thomas Grant Pace

 

Thomas Grant Pace, 78, of Bagley, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 12, at Atrium Post Acute Care in Lancaster. 

Tue
18
Oct

Norma Jeane Patten-Hoyland

 

Norma Jeane Patten-Hoyland, 79, of Indianola, Iowa, died Oct. 17, at Iowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines, Iowa.

Mon
17
Oct

Seneca Wins Ridge and Valley


The Seneca volleyball team is jubilant after winning the Ridge and Valley Conference championship Thursday night. (Photos by Sandy Connors)

The Seneca team proudly hoists the Conference Championship Trophy high.

 

Seneca wins Ridge and Valley title

Seneca swept visiting Wauzeka-Steuben three games to none in a Ridge and Valley volleyball match Thursday night. 

The victory secured the conference championship for the Seneca girls who improved to 11-0 on the season and 7-0 in conference action. 

Wauzeka-Steuben fell to 3-10 overall and 3-4 in the Ridge and Valley. 

Mon
17
Oct

Cross Country at Conference


Magnus Goltermann of Prairie du Chien runs at River Valley Thursday afternoon. (Photo by Kathleen Hein)

Collin Seeley competes at the SWC Meet Thursday at River Valley.

 

Prairie cross 

country runs at 

Conference Meet

The Prairie du Chien Cross Country team competed well at the Southwest Wisconsin Conference meet at River Valley Thursday afternoon. The girls’ team placed fourth and the boys’ team sixth in the very competitive conference.  

Mon
17
Oct

FWS Looks for Property


The temporary home of the McGregor District Office of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is located at 470 Cliff Haven Road, Prairie du Chien, across from Cabela’s.

 

McGregor District Office of the FWS 

actively seeking permanent location

By Ted Pennekamp

 

Mon
17
Oct

Detention basins, debris catchers anticipated to mitigate flooding issues


Grading work was done last week along Highway 27, just east of Prairie du Chien, as part of the flood mitigation project the city of Prairie du Chien is completing to potentially slow rainwater and debris flowing down from the bluffs, thus alleviating flood damages when heavy rain events occur. (Photo by Correne Martin)

By Correne Martin

Flood mitigation work has recently changed the landscape significantly along Mondell Hill, just east of Prairie du Chien beside Highway 27. Trees were removed, grading is being done, and two detention basins and a bypass storm sewer are being built. The hope is for this municipal project to slow rainwater and debris flowing down from the bluffs, thus alleviating runoff flood damage when heavy rain events occur.

According to Matt Muchow, professional engineer and on-site manager for Vierbicher Associates, crews moved the earth for a north bypass, from Webster Street to Godden Pit, over the past few weeks. Last week, work consisted of mostly grading along Highway 27.

“We just started making basin 1 [last] week,” Muchow said. “We’ll put the trash rack and pond outlet in, in about a week. The grading for basin 2, by Jackson Street, and the trash rack and pond outlet there will also be done soon.”

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